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Paris reopened the Seine to public swimming in the summer of 2025, the first legal bathing in the river in central Paris after a ban lasting more than a century
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Paris reopened the Seine to public swimming in the summer of 2025, the first legal bathing in the river in central Paris after a ban lasting more than a century
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in 2026 at the bras Marie, at Grenelle and at Bercy, open from 4 July to 30 August, free to enter
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Samples are taken from the river every day and analysed in a laboratory for Escherichia coli and enterococci against the thresholds recommended by the regional health authority under the European bathing-water directive
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automated real-time measurement, field observation at and around the sites and hydro-meteorological tracking sit around that laboratory result
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Across July and August 2025, the first season, the three Paris sites were open on about two thirds of the days and drew close to 100,000 swimmers, in weather the city itself calls unfavourable for July
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Île-de-France ran seven permanent bathing sites on the Seine and the Marne that year and eight in 2026
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the results posted at the entrance to each site are the health authority's own regulatory sampling, run in parallel with the city's
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sewer works under the bathing plan launched in 2016 — network upgrades, connecting the Paris river ports and the boats moored there to the sewer, wet-weather storage basins and the correction of wrong connections — came to a total commitment of close to €1.3 billion
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src-a3c45512fa30db51Official dossier: sites, daily testing, upstream sensors, ARS oversight, flag system.
src-e0bc97eb4cb19b3eIn-situ automated ALERT E. coli/enterococci sensors and Seine open-data initiative.
src-60c4d47654d66bd2Reopening after century-long ban; ~€1.4bn cleanup investment; daily sensor + sample testing.
src-de8d9452cfbaa8a8Daily sampling analysed in a laboratory for Escherichia coli and enterococci against the regional health authority's thresholds under the European bathing-water directive; the health authority's own parallel regulatory sampling is what is displayed at each site entrance; real-time automated measurement, field observation and hydro-meteorological tracking alongside; the published water-quality bulletins.
src-dbe3b29e6c3eb67dReview of the 2025 season: the three Paris sites open on average two thirds of the days in July and August, close to 100,000 bathers, unfavourable July weather; seven permanent bathing sites on the Seine and Marne in 2025 and eight in 2026; sewer works under the bathing plan launched in 2016 totalling close to €1.3 billion.